Celebrating African women using art to inspire, preserve culture, and shape global creative conversations.
Celebrating African women using art to inspire, preserve culture, and shape global creative conversations.
Bernice Asein, a young law student, had a passion for stitching thrifted clothes but found herself torn between her love for law and her fascination with fashion. While …
Elizabeth Oshoba was never one to back down from a fight. In 2024, she made headlines across the globe by becoming the first Nigerian woman to win the …
Systemic barriers often marginalise individuals, particularly those with disabilities, limiting their opportunities. In this context, Mabel Suglo stands out as a trailblazer in leadership and inclusion. The Ghanaian …
More African women are proving that football isn’t just a sport for men. Despite the longstanding focus on male players in the football world, these remarkable women are …
Ruth Erikan James, popularly known as Veekee James, is an accomplished fashion designer and businesswoman redefining luxury and style in the African fashion industry. Last year, when she …
Like other children, Adja Mariam Mahre Soro (Adja Soror) grew up glued to her television. But there was always something missing from those colourful cartoons that told tales of …
When the news broke that Netflix might pull out of the Nigerian market, it felt like a bad plot twist. This, after all, was no mere platform. For …
When streaming giant Amazon Prime Video decided to make its mark on Nollywood in 2022, the choice of who to work with was almost instinctive- Jadesola Osiberu. The …
Salwa Idrissi Akhannouch is a leading figure in Morocco’s business world and a key player in the development of the North African retail industry. As the founder and …
The holidays are perfect for female innovators to invest in essentials supporting personal well-being and professional growth. Christmas is more than just a festive celebration; it’s an opportunity …